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Geoponica

The Geoponica or Geoponika (Greek: Γεωπονικά) is a twenty-book collection of agricultural lore, compiled during the 10th century in Constantinople for the Byzantine emperor Constantine VII Porphyrogenitus. The Greek word Geoponica signifies "agricultural pursuits" in its widest sense. It is the only surviving Byzantine agricultural work.

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Geoponica

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related to External links · 17
Geoponica → Archived, Byzantine Garden Culture, Discussion, Garden Culture, Garden-Making, Greek Geoponica, III, John, Kêpopoiïa, Littlewood, LT-ANTIQ, Lupia, PDF, Thomas Owen, Volume, Washington, Wayback MachineTranslation
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Geoponica → Arabic, Armenian, Bassus, Carthaginian, Cassianus Bassus, Hellenistic, Mago, Pahlavi, Persian, Pliny, Roman-period Greek, Syriac, The, The Greek, Vindonius Anatolius, Zoroaster
related to Bibliography · 15
Geoponica → Ancient Greek, Andrew, Beckh, Cassiani Bassi, Dalby, Date, Farm Work, Geoponika, Henricus, ISBN, Leipzig, Prospect Books, Teubner, Totnes, Translated
related to Contents · 4
Geoponica → Charles Anthon's Manual, Greek Literature, Taken, The Geoponica

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greek agricultural work geoponika byzantine 10th century bassus compiled emperor constantine vii sources ed collection ancient cassianus vindonius anatolius also

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Geoponicarelated to BibliographyFarm Work0.60section
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Geoponicarelated to BibliographyTotnes0.60section
Geoponicarelated to BibliographyProspect Books0.60section
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Geoponicarelated to BibliographyBeckh0.60section
Geoponicarelated to BibliographyHenricus0.60section
Geoponicarelated to BibliographyCassiani Bassi0.60section
Geoponicarelated to BibliographyAncient Greek0.60section

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